Tatton Park, CHESHIRE
10 - 12th July 2020
Foodies Festival, the UK’s biggest food festival returns to Tatton Park 10, 11, 12 July
Join in the fun at Cheshire’s favourite food festival!
Foodies Festival, the UK’s biggest food festival, heads to Tatton Park 10, 11, 12 July. With a mouth-watering summer festival, live music, workshops, masterclasses and of course Top Chefs who will be sharing their favourite recipes and top tips!
Buy your tickets now!
Join us at Tatton Park Foodies Festival 2020 for our biggest celebration yet of top chefs, tasty food, delicious drinks and live music. See live performances from much-loved headliners and watch great performances from 50 emerging bands and soloists from the Cheshire area.
Watch Celebrity MasterChef Winners cooking live in The Chefs Theatre along with other top local chefs will all be sharing their signature summer recipes and top tips.
Try sweet treats with Bake Off winners and top bakers, sample new wines, champagnes and cocktails, eat delicious street food from around the world, taste new flavours, meet artisan producers, have fun all day with chilli eating competitions and food challenges plus brand new extended Kids Zone with Kids Cookery theatre.
We are releasing new weekend tickets which let you enjoy three days of great food, great music and great fun, plus day tickets if you prefer to come for the day. Don’t forget that children under 12 and dogs get in for free.
Venue Address:
Tatton Park, Rostherne Gate,
Ashley Road, Knutsford,
Cheshire, WA16 6SG
Opening times:
Friday 10th July
11am - 9pm
Saturday 11th July
10am - 9pm
Sunday 12th July
10am - 5pm
Buy TicketsGood to know:
Dogs welcome on a short leash
£7 vehicle entry to Tatton Park (£3 on Friday 13th after 5pm)
Showguide £4
Shuttle buses will be running from Knutsford Station 10am until 9pm Friday & Saturday and 10am until 6pm on Sunday
Carers come for free
See Tickets Helpline
0844 995 1111
Tatton Park Foodies Festival is not affected following the outbreak of the coronavirus. Tatton Park and Foodies Festival are monitoring the situation closely and as it stands currently the event will take place.
We will continue to follow the advice provided by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Government and Public Health England to ensure the safety of our visitors, exhibitors and staff.
All attendees are encouraged to maintain good hand, respiratory and personal hygiene. Our visitors’ safety is our number one priority and as this is a developing situation, we will continue to monitor and review our security measures to adhere with the recommended advice.
We do recommend that visitors keep a close eye on the situation too, referring to the latest information and advice provided by Public Health England. Should anything change, updates will be posted to this website and emails sent to registered newsletter subscribers.
What to do?
Festival timetable
